Kevin Marsh has been Editor of The BBC College of Journalism since April 2006.

The BBC College of Journalism, aims to create to best online journalism learning website in the world. The site will provide an environment to develop the future of learning in the new digital age. It will do this through informal learning, gaining tips and advice from the best talent inside and outside the BBC and creating a forum to spark debate, about the future of journalism.
The site will provide an environment to develop the future of learning in the new digital age. It will do this through informal learning, gaining tips and advice from the best talent inside and outside the BBC and creating a forum to spark debate, about the future of journalism.

Before his editorship at the BBC College of Journalism, Kevin Marsh was Editor of BBC Radio 4’s Today – Today broadcasts to over 6 million listeners each morning.  In 1998, he developed and launched Broadcasting House - the first new News programme on Radio 4 for a decade. His programmes have won seven Sony awards and an Amnesty International award.

He’s a Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University Media School; a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Arts and Commerce; an alumnus of the Cambridge Programme for Business and the Environment; a member of Chatham House and a patron of St George’s House, Windsor.